1 CITY COUNCILMEMBER REPORT Meeting: October 7, 2025 Reporting Councilmember: Vice Mayor Kitty Moore Report Dates: 9/9/25 to 9/29/25 Item Date, Title, and Description: September 11, 2025. Santa Clara Valley Transportation Agency Policy Advisory Committee meeting. VTA Headquarters. Agenda packet: https://santaclaravta.iqm2.com/Citizens/FileOpen.aspx?Type=1&ID=4267&Inline=True Item 8 included an opportunity to apply for TFCA funding. This could help supplement the SV Hopper program. Item 10 included recommending approval of funding for Homestead improvements for Safe Routes to School, however that will need supplemental funding. Because the borders are variable along Homestead I have separately requested that the funding percentages be prorated according to potential costs. Meeting slides from a separate Homestead Safe Routes to School meeting which have more specifics on the project are here: https://www.vta.org/projects/documents?project=1534431#docaccess-50e3e85342e7f74ff508792f452baa6e4c29ccf046244eb03b0dbce73048fba1 and the 35% plan is here: https://www.vta.org/sites/default/files/2024-05/Homestead%20Road%20SRTS%20Concept%20Layout%20%28Draft%2035%25%20Design%29%20-%20Compressed%20Web%20Compatible.pdf VTA landing page on the project is here: https://www.vta.org/projects/homestead-safe-routes-school September 11, 2025. Santa Clara County Cities Association Legislative Action Committee meeting. Sunnyvale City Hall. Meeting agenda packet here: https://citiesassociation.org/meetings/legislative-action-committee-meeting-september-11-2025/#/tab-agenda-packet September 11, 2025. Santa Clara County Cities Association Board of Directors Meeting. Sunnyvale City Hall. Agenda packet here:
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2 https://citiesassociation.org/meetings/board-of-directors-meeting-september-11-2025/#/tab-agenda-packet September 12, 2025. Stevens Creek Corridor Steering Committee. San Jose City Hall. This meeting went over the Stevens Creek Corridor Vision Study prior to the item coming to Cupertino City Council for direction. San Jose’s webpage for the project: https://www.sanjoseca.gov/your-government/departments-offices/transportation/transportation-planning/stevens-creek-boulevard-corridor-vision-study Cupertino’s webpage for the project: https://www.cupertino.gov/Your-City/Departments/Public-Works/Transportation-Mobility/Transportation-Plans-Studies/Stevens-Creek-Boulevard-Corridor-Vision-Study September 15, 2025. Special Meeting of the Cupertino City Council. Commission Interviews for Housing Commission and Economic Development Committee. All openings were filled. September 16, 2025. Regular Meeting Closed and Open Session, Cupertino City Council. September 17, 2025. Audit Committee Ad hoc Subcommittee on Budget Format. This is an ongoing project to bring a more accessible and pleasing format to the community which in turn may increase public engagement. September 20, 2025. Coastal Cleanup Day at Wilson Park entrance to Regnart Creek. This year there was a lot more plastic trash in the creeks than in past cleanups. Please volunteer for these rewarding creek cleanups to keep our creeks and the bay clean.
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3 September 22, 2025. Staff Meeting with Mayor. September 25, 2025. WildFire Summit. Stanford University. Hosted by Supervisor Abe-Koga. This summit discussed the health impacts of wildfires, insurance issues, new wildfire severity maps, vegetation clearance requirments, and home resilience retrofitting. Marin County’s tax measure was discussed. There is a possibility that a JPA for regional fire safety may be explored by the Supervisor at some time in the future.
September 25, 2025. ILG webinar on CEQA impacts from AB 130 and SB 131. September 27, 2025. Cupertino Fall Bike Fest at Civic Center Plaza. This was a very well-attended event! The 10 mile Tour of Cupertino was particularly great this year with Black Mountain Composite cyclists leading the tour and providing safety instruction and tips as we headed to the new Jollyman All-inclusive Playground, Memorial Park, through the new protected bike lanes at Lawson Middle School, to Lawrence Mitty Park which has approved funding and is finalizing design for a naturalistic park, and back through the Regnart Creek Trail to finish the tour. Mayor Chao and Supervisor Abe-Koga made speeches for this popular event. Thank you to Staff and many, many volunteers for another awesome Fall Bike-Fest!
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4 September 29, 2025. Staff Meeting with Mayor. September 29, 2025. Whole Foods Cupertino Re-opening Tour with Staff. Whole Foods has made many improvements to their refreshed store which is open and busy as ever! September 29, 2025. Meeting with Staff RE Art in Lieu of Fee upcoming agenda item.